St. Charles Borromeo

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1 Retirement Planning* College Planning* 401(k) Rollovers* Income Tax Preparation* Investments* Insurance* KOLER FINANCIAL GROUP Donna*, Michael*, Jerry* & David* (Parishioners) 6400 Pearl Road, Parma Heights, OH Securities offered through SagePoint Financial, Inc., a registered broker-dealer and member FINRA and SIPC. Investment advisory services offered through Koler Wealth Management, a registered investment advisor not affiliated with SagePoint Financial, Inc. Fixed and/or Traditional Insurance Services offered through the various representatives, who are not registered as a broker-dealer or investment advisor. Tax Service offered through Donna Koler and David Stollings, who are not registered as a broker-dealer or investment advisor. 1 # in ROOFING SERVICE W. Pleasant Valley Rd. #4, Parma, OH JOSEPH McCAFFERTY, ESQ. Parishioner General Law Practice Personal Injury Small Business Probate Employment Criminal/DUI Divorce/Dissolution Consumer Law No Charge For Initial Consultation LIFE INSURANCE SINCE GOT FIRED? GET STEVE Six Month Annuity CD at 2.5% to Members 1 1/2% for non-members. Rates subject to change. PATRICK C. FINDLEY Broker/Notary (440) ELITE REALTY CO. Specializing in Parma KRAY LANDSCAPING Mowing New Lawns Shrubs Walls Patios Drain Tile Since 1969 Senior Discounts Parishioner Tony Ross Pat Atty. Steve Doucette 7550 Lucerne, Ste. 408 Middleburg, Hts., OH Sincere Service FUNERAL HOME 5660 Ridge Road MICHAEL MALLCHOK JR. SUSAN MALLCHOK KARLA ROSECARE seniorcare ROSECARE seniorcare ROSECARE seniorcare is a faith inspired non-medical in ROSECARE seniorcare is faith-inspired Our compassionate staff assists Seniors with a wide variety of services including: Meal Prep, Bathing & Hygiene, Medication Reminders, Light non-medical in home seniorsafecare service. Housekeeping, Ambulation, Laundry, Errands and many more. home senior care service. Rosecare offers flexible hours of service ranging from 3-24 hours. Meal Prep, Bath & Hygiene, Medication Reminders, Light Housekeeping, Safe Ambulation, Laundry, Errands and many more. Rosecare offers flexible hours of service ranging from 3-24 hours. Wills & Trusts Estate Planning Medicaid Planning Probate & Guardianship Powers of Attorney Real Estate since 1958 No job too large or small FREE ESTIMATES Rockside Road, Suite 440, Independence, OH Specializing in Tree Services KEDZIOR WEALTH Tree & Shrub Removal Stump Grinding Lot Clearing Storm Damage Cleanup Tree Trimming & Shaping $50 OFF any job of $500 or more. Must present coupon at time of estimate. The Quality. The Reliability. The Difference In Tree Services. $100 OFF any job of $1000 or more. Must present coupon at time of estimate. PRECISI N Tree Service TM BAZ HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING INC. Palmiero Enterprise, Inc. DBA 5343 State Rd., Parma Sales Service Installation Call DAN BACZKOWSKI Business Since 1980 ADI TREE & STUMP REMOVAL OH LIC. #21046 Tree Trimming Shrub Removal Firewood Available Residential Plumbing Specialist 30+ Years Experience Hot Water Heaters & Plumbing Repairs Bill Craig, Parishioner STLic#17030 LEN S HEATING & COOLING 24-HOUR SERVICE Complete Plumbing Service from Small Repairs, Sewer FURNACES AIR CONDITIONERS and Drain Cleaning to HEAT PUMPS BOILERS Bathroom Remodeling 10% off with ad on service labor 10% off Repairs John Romito Josiah D. Kedzior Parishioner Office Rockside Road, Suite 440, Independence, OH Advisor Services provided by Kedzior Wealth Management LLC. General Practice of Law Including: Wills & Trusts Real Estate Elder Law Estate Planning Probate Medicaid/Medicare 5579 Pearl Road, Suite 203 PCRF OFFICE 7107 Wilber Avenue CONVENT 6811 Wilber Avenue CREDIT UNION 5839 Ridge Road PASTOR Fr. John T. Carlin DAY SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Mrs. Eileen M. Updegrove PASTORAL ASSOCIATE Mr. Brian G. Pelcin RELIGIOUS EDUCATION COORDINATOR Mrs. Paula J. Leigh WEEKEND ASSOCIATE Fr. Anselm Zupka, O.S.B. MINISTER OF MUSIC/BUSINESS MANAGER Mr. Thomas E. Holzheimer Baptism preparation is required for parents before the child s Baptism. This is offered the first Thursday of each month at 7:30 p.m. This sacrament is celebrated every Sunday at 1:30 p.m. Contact the Parish Office for arrangements. Family Owned and Operated 24 Hours a Day/7 Days a Week Celebrating Over 100 Years 4772 Pearl Road, Cleveland Pearl Road, Middleburg Hts DENTAL HEALTH SERVICE Kenneth T. Kmieck, D.D.S. & Assoc. FAMILY DENTISTRY NEW PATIENTS WELCOME PREVENTATIVE & COSMETIC DENTAL CARE SAME DAY DENTURE REPAIR & RELINES 7057 W. 130th Street Rm DEACONS Mr. John Talerico Mr. Daniel M. Galla PAROCHIAL VICARS Fr. Christopher A. Cox Fr. Louis H. Thomas BAPTISM OF CHILDREN DAVE PLUMBING CO. Financial Planning Retirement Planning Portfolio Management College Planning SCHOOL OFFICE 7107 Wilber Avenue Insured Senior Discount Free Estimate PARMA MANAGEMENT LLC HABEREK DAVID W. TOETZ, ATTORNEY Plumbing Heating Air Conditioning MALLCHOK GENERAL PRACTICE LIMITED TO: PATIO ENCLOSURES 6014 State Road, Parma, Ohio Selling in Parma for over 35 years PARISH OFFICE 5891 Ridge Road, Parma, OH OSBA Board Certified Specialist in Estate Planning, Trust & Probate Law Complete Auto Care Foreign & Domestic (440) Ridge Rd. (440) Parma, OH Dan Wingenfeld Russell Realty The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe November 25, 2018 John D. Kedzior, Esq. Parishioner SIDING WINDOWS ROOFING Matt Hudak Randy Friend FAX (440) (440) St. Charles Borromeo Kedzior Law Group Second To None JOE RICCO GARAGES Roofing, Inc. DECKS Matthew F. Koopman Parishioner Family Owned & Operated Since 1948 Pre-Need & Irrevocable Trusts Community Room Available Please Patronize Our Advertisers... To Place an Ad, Call FUNERAL HOME 5762 PEARL ROAD Louis D. Ripepi, Jr. Our Tradition of Caring Continues #89312-JD-6/13/18 RIPEPI RECONCILIATION Saturdays 3:00-3:45 p.m. and 5:00-5:30 p.m. Thursday before First Friday 3:00-3:45 p.m. MATRIMONY Arrangements for instruction must be made at least 6 months in advance of the intended date of marriage. Contact the parish priest of your choice. By appointment anytime. Office Hours MONDAY-FRIDAY, 8:00 A.M.-8:00 P.M. SATURDAY-SUNDAY, 8:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M.

2 Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe November 25, 2018 ` Entrance Chant #568 Festival Canticle: Worthy Is Christ This Week s Liturgy Readings may be found beginning on page 236 in the Breaking Bread Hymnal. Psalm 93 The Lord is king; he is robed in majesty. Presentation and Preparation of the Gifts #574 Worthy Is the Lamb Communion Chant The Lord Will Bless His People with Peace Text Psalm , ICEL, All rights reserved. Music 1995, 2007, Louis Canter. Published by OCP. Reprinted under OneLicense.net A Closing #734 To Jesus Christ, Our Sovereign King BAPTISMS Congratulations and God's Blessings to Melissa & Adam Gecewich on the Baptism of their daughter, Clarabelle Jane. WEDDING BANNS III Jessica Borowski & Brendan Lenahan SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25 The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe Deuteronomy 7:13-14; Revelation 1:5-8; John 18:33b-37 Masses: 8:00am, 10:00am, 12:00 Noon, 5:30pm MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26 Revelation 14:1-3, 4b-5; Luke 21:1-4 7:00 AM Catherine Kross 7:00 PM Edward Chmielarski TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27 Revelation 14:14-19; Luke 21:5-11 7:00 AM Gavron & Walick Families 8:30 AM Richard Pshock 7:00 PM Brendan Fox WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28 Revelation 15:1-4; Luke 21: :00 AM Margaret & Sherry Joy 7:00 PM Evelyn Kopchak THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29 Revelation 18:1-2, 21-23; 19:1-3, 9a; Luke 21: :00 AM Thomas Grdosic 8:30 AM Tim Galla 7:00 PM Faith Parsons FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30 St. Andrew Romans 10:9-18; Matthew 4: :00 AM John and Caryl Findley & Family 8:30 AM Dec'd of Noga, Holz, Calvillo & Bugner Families 7:00 PM Douglas Bewley SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1 Revelation 22:1-7; Luke 21: :00 AM In Honor of Immaculate Heart of Mary 12:00 PM Wedding- - - Jessica Borowski & Brendan Lenahan VIGIL MASS: 4:00pm SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2 First Sunday of Advent Jeremiah 33:14-16; 1 Thessalonians 3:12 4:2; Luke 21:25-28, :00 AM Intention of Ladies Guild Masses: 8:00am, 10:00am, 12:00 Noon, 5:30pm Daily Evangelization Give money, food, or personal time to someone in need Merici Chapel Imagine that you received an invitation to come and visit and have a personal conversation with someone you admired and looked up to maybe Pope Francis, a dignitary from a foreign country, an actress or actor, CEO of a company, or maybe just an average person you wish to be like OR your King! As we celebrate the Feast of Christ the King this Sunday, November 25, prepare to honor your personal invitation from your King, any time, any day, any hour and visit Jesus in Merici Chapel.

3 St. Charles Borromeo Church November 25, 2018 SUNDAY COLLECTION November 18, 2018 Offertory Collection $14, ACH / Online / Credit Card 2, Total $16, Campaign for Human Development $ Seminary Assessment $ Many thanks!!! THE LITTLE BLUE BOOK Once again this year we have available copies of an Advent/ Christmas seasonal prayer reflection booklet entitled, The Little Blue Book. These are published by the Diocese of Saginaw and contain helpful daily entries to serve as an aid to prayer. Anyone interested in a copy of The Little Blue Book (Advent/Christmas 2018 edition) is asked to stop at the Parish Office. Limited supply available. The offering is $1.00. MONTH OF NOVEMBER Book of the Dead As has become our tradition at St. Charles, we will be displaying the Book of the Dead in the area of the Holy Family Shrine of church during the month of November. You are invited to inscribe in the book, names of any and all deceased loved ones you wish others to remember in prayer. ADVENT GIVING TREE DRIVERS NEEDED Drivers are needed to help deliver Advent Giving Tree gifts on Sunday, December 16 th, to Malachi House, Providence House and the Edna House. Come to the church at 1:00pm where we will be sorting the gifts. Please leave your name at the Parish Office or call Brian Pelcin (440) if you need more information or have questions. As a nation, we continue to enjoy this Thanksgiving weekend. We have tackled the leftovers, I m sure, and we have just about finished off that turkey and all the other tasty things from last Thursday s dinner. As a Church, we celebrate the Solemnity of Christ the King, reminding us that another year in the Church s life is coming to an end. This year s Sunday Gospels have been from St Mark, the Evangelist who emphasizes the Humanity of Jesus. Next weekend we will celebrate the First Sunday of Advent, the gateway to the Church s New Year. For the next twelve months, our Sunday Gospels will be from St Luke; it is often called the Gospel of Charity. Only St Luke shares with us those two most beloved parables, The Good Samaritan and The Prodigal Son. At this time of year, there is a tremendous spirit of charity and generosity. I am always so impressed with the number of parishioners who offer to help others in significant ways: providing holiday meals, sponsoring Christmas gifts for a needy family, helping with tuition, and the list could go on. To help direct that spirit of helping and giving, we began our Advent Giving Tree almost thirty years ago. Each year we select four places that promote life values from conception to grave. We ask for their Wish Lists. We share those Lists with the parish, collect the gifts, and then deliver them on the Third Sunday of Advent: December 16. This year we will help Providence House, a crisis nursery for those newborn to five years old; Edna House, providing a safe and secure environment for women determined to overcome addictions; West Side Catholic Center, providing the needy with food, clothing, shelter, and advocacy; Malachi House of Hope, offering hospice care for the dying homeless. In this bulletin, you will find a flyer: St Charles Borromeo 2018 Advent Giving Tree. It has a great deal of information; please pick the place you want to help. Purchase your gift and leave that gift before the Holy Family or Blessed Mother Shrines in our church. Gifts will be sorted and delivered on Sunday, December 16, at 1:00pm. Clip-and-keep the December Parish Activities Calendar found in this weekend s bulletin. I will continue to ask you to buy your groceries and gas with St Charles Shopping Gift Certificates. You can also do the rest of your shopping with our Gift Certificates in addition to giving them as gifts. Stop by the Parish Office for details. Last call for those who might want to spend twelve days in Ireland during the last two weeks of June 2019! Non-parishioner friends and family are also most welcome. Please call the Parish Office by Friday November 30, with your name, contact information, and the number of those in your party. I ll get back to you with the facts and figures. This Thanksgiving weekend is a fitting time to extend thanks and appreciation to the tremendous number of St Charles parishioners who regularly practice the corporal works of mercy: our St Vincent de Paul Society, Cyrenians, Dismas Ministry, those who staff and maintain our Emergency Food Pantry, the Second Thursday Holy Name Parish Hot Meal workers, and those who volunteer at St Malachi, St Augustine in Tremont, West Side Catholic Center, and the list could go on, but I m out of space! You did it for me says the Lord!

4 Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe November 25, 2018 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Are you looking to keep Christ in Christmas? The Knights are selling beautiful nativity scenes, and they can be viewed at Proceeds from the sales of the nativity scenes help support activities of the Knight of Columbus and the Pro-Life Ministries at Saint Charles. Contact Tom Armstrong (405) for more information or to order. ST. LADIES GUILD LOTTERY Lottery tickets for February 2019 are available in the Parish Office for $5.00 each. The winning 3 digit numbers come in from the 7:30pm drawing on Channel 5 and must be straight. If your ticket is a winner, you will get a check for $100! This is one of our big fundraisers so please help us out. Any questions, please call Jacki (440) Thank you! CERTIFICATE PROGRAM $100 WINNER Elaine Eichman Cha Chapte pters ; Understanding pters 14 Suffering & Not Judging Welcoming All Women All Ages on their Faith Journey Scheduled Tuesdays 7:00 8:30pm September May St. Charles Borromeo Parish Calendar & Registration Forms available in the Parish Office or Church Turnstiles Parish Activity Center JP II 2nd Floor 5891 Ridge Rd Join us as we Rediscover Jesus in this personal spiritual journey to develop a more dynamic relationship with our Savior and Teacher. (Book/Bible Study)

5 Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe November 25, 2018 CHILDREN S LITURGY OF THE WORD Sunday 10:00am Mass This program invites children ages 4 to 7 to experience the Word of God at their level with an age-appropriate Scripture lesson taught during the Liturgy of the Word. Following the lesson, which takes place in the Church basement, children rejoin their families at Mass. MARY QUEEN OF PEACE ( ) It can be one of the most difficult times for those who have a loved one who is incarcerated. That s why our team that facilitates our LEAF meetings felt it was important to meet this week. LEAF provides support and assistance to those undergoing the separation of a loved one who is in prison. The next LEAF meeting will be on Wednesday, November 28 th at 7pm in the Lower Church. ST. LEO THE GREAT ( ) The American Red Cross blood drive will be at St. Leo s Lux Hall this Sunday, November 25 th, from 8:00am to 12:00pm. COPING WITH THE HOLIDAYS Holy Family Hospice wants to help the healing process by offering support and tips on how to cope with the holidays while grieving the loss of a loved one. ST. THOMAS MORE ( ) Alpine Europe Pilgrimage featuring the Passion Play of Oberammergau, 11 days: September 21-October 1, Contact Fr. Bouhall for costs and more information: or stmore@sbcglobal.net. Tuesday, December 4 th Two times available: 2:00 pm & 6:00 pm Holy Family Hospice 6707 State Road Parma RSVP: to Erin Hout at (440) or ehout@holyfamilyhome.com. Space is limited. Registration required by November 30 th This group is open to the community and is free of charge. Here s what we need the most: Canned dinners Canned meats Green beans Canned fruits Baked beans Soups Cereals Rice, Pasta Spaghetti sauce Corn Macaroni/cheese Gravy Ketchup Sugar Pancake mix/syrup Peanut butter/jellies Also needed: Toothpaste Shampoo Bar soaps Kleenex Toilet paper Paper towels Canned Food Drive Laundry detergent Please check expiration dates and leave items in church lobbies anytime. SAVE THE DATE! Registration begins for the next Marriages of Grace event at the end of November - please be patient while we update our online registration! You can info@marriagesofgrace with any questions in the meantime.

6 GIVING TREE RECIPIENTS: MALACHI HOUSE OF HOPE malachihouse.org Serves terminally ill individuals without cost or regard to gender, race, religion, or national origin who are in need of an available caregiver, have limited or no financial resources and are in need of special home care. EDNA HOUSE (216) ednahouse.org Located in the former convent of St. Colman s parish on West 65th Street, Edna House gives women an opportunity to recover from alcohol and drug addiction by providing a safe, sober place to live. St. Charles Borromeo 2018 Advent Giving Tree Share your blessings with someone in need this holiday season through our Parish Advent Giving Tree. Our giving tree supports four organizations committed to promoting life values. View each organizations mission statement and contact information in the left side bar. To participate in the Advent Giving Tree, simply purchase a gift from the wish list and clearly tag it for your chosen organization. PLEASE DO NOT WRAP GIFTS. Bring your gift to Church and leave it in front of the Blessed Mother or Holy Family shrines any time during Advent. All gifts will be delivered on Sunday, December 16th at 1:00 pm. Contact the Parish Office (440) with questions, or if you would like to help deliver gifts. PROVIDENCE HOUSE Ohio s first licensed crisis nursery offers emergency shelter to children, newborn - five years old, actively living in crisis. Their services focus on protecting at-crisis children, preventing child abuse and neglect and preserving fragile families. WEST SIDE CATHOLIC CENTER Grounded in faith, hope, love, and respect for those they serve, WSCC assists all who come in need of food, clothing, shelter, and advocacy. PROVIDENCE HOUSE Gift Cards: Target; Walmart; Giant Eagle; Dave s Supermarket; Office Depot/Office Max; Staples; Original Mattress Factory; Gas Cards; Weekly RTA Bus Passes Children's Miscellaneous: Toddler Toys (18-36 mos.); Boys/Girls Pull-Ups (Sizes 3T/4T & 4T/5T); Unscented Baby Wipes; Baby & Child Lotion, Wash and Shampoo; Children s Suitcases; Book Bags Household Needs: Paper Towels; Liquid Hand Soap; Dishwashing Liquid; Aluminum Foil; Aquaphor; Bleach; Mops; New Vacuums; Garbage Bags (13 or 33 gal.); Washcloths; Bath Towels; Quilts Food: Baby Formulas; Canned Fruits; Fruit Snacks; 100 % Fruit Juices (Pouches & 1/2 Gallons); Nutri-Grain Bars; Cheese Crackers; Popcorn; Banana Bread (No Nuts); Canned Carrots; Stage 1 & 2 Baby Food; Spaghetti Sauce; Macaroni & Cheese; Applesauce; Cookies; Muffin Mix; Pancake Mix; Syrup; Condiments Children's Clothing: Pants & Shorts (Sizes 2T 12/14); School Uniforms (Sizes 5T-10/12); Boys and Girls Undershirts (Sizes 2T+); Boys /Girls Clothes (Sizes 12, 14, & 16); Boys & Girls Onesies (Sizes 9-12 mos. & mos.); Girls Winter Outfits (Sizes 0-3 mos.); Girls Cotton Pajamas (Sizes mos., 5T, 10-12, 12-14); Boys Cotton Pajamas (Sizes mos., 6 & up); Girls Shoes (Infant Sizes 3-3.5); Boys Shoes (Toddler Sizes 8-8.5) Event Passes: Event passes for field trips and outings. We welcome passes or tickets for: Lake Farmpark; Holden Arboretum; Great Lakes Science Center; The Museum of Natural History; The Cleveland Botanical Garden; Children s plays at Playhouse Square; Children s orchestra performances at Severance Hall; Hands On Pottery; Artist for a Day

7 2018 Advent Giving Tree EDNA HOUSE FOR WOMEN Clothing: Winter Boots (Sizes 7-10); Winter Coats; Hoodies (M-XL); Socks; Underwear; Sports Bras (S-XL) Personal Care: Tooth Paste; Hand Lotion; Tampons; Shampoo & Conditioner Office: Postage Stamps; Flash Drives; AA Big Books Household Needs: Vacuum Cleaner; Wet/Dry Vac; Extension Cords; Light Bulbs; Paper Shredder; Paper Towels; Bathroom Tissue; Kleenex; Cleaning Supplies; Garbage Bags; Foil/Plastic Wrap; Laundry Detergent; Bath Towels & Washcloths; Bath Soap; Dish Soap; Canned/Boxed Food Items; Coffee; Soda Pop Gift Cards: Target; Marshalls/TJ Maxx; Giant Eagle; Office Max MALACHI HOUSE OF HOPE Especially Needed: Grocery Store & Staples Gift Cards; Batteries (AA and AAA needed most); Coffee; Dixie Cups (3 oz. Paper); Ground Coffee (Regular & Decaf); HE Liquid Laundry Detergent; Dryer Sheets; Glade or Airwick Plug-in Air Fresheners; First Class Postage Stamps; Clorox/Lysol Disinfectant Wipes; Soda Pop (cans only); Tissues; Trash Bags (30 gallon & Tall Kitchen sizes); Ziploc Bags Resident Needs: Antibacterial Hand Sanitizer; Antiperspirant & Deodorant; Combs & Hairbrushes (soft bristle); Full-Size Bottles: Body Wash; Hand & Body Lotion (Unscented) Household Needs: Napkins; Dishwasher Powder & Rinse Aid; Liquid Dish & Hand Soap; Brillo/S.O.S. Scouring Pads; Kitchen Sponges Food: Ensure/Boost Nutritional Drinks; Boxed Potatoes; Pancake Syrup; Chicken, Beef & Vegetable Broth; Hot & Cold Cereals; Canned Fruit, Soups, Tuna & Vegetables; Creamer Packets; Diced Tomatoes; Dry Onion Soup; Egg Noodles; Fruit Juices; Frosting (Cans or Jars); Granulated Sugar; Brown Sugar; Gravy (Cans or Jars); Jell-O & Pudding Snack Cups; Ketchup; Mayonnaise; Mustard; Pasta, (Preferably Not Spaghetti), Pasta Sauce; Bottled Salad Dressing; Tomato Sauce; Vegetable Oil Office: Photo paper; Multi-purpose Copier Paper; Printer Cartridges: Canon 210 Black / 211 Tri-Color, Canon 240 Black / 241 Tri-Color, HP 61 Black/Tri- Color, HP 96 Black, HP 97 Tri-Color, EPSON 98 Black 99 Color Gift Cards: Save-A-Lot; Giant Eagle; Dave s Supermarket; Home Depot; Walmart; Staples; itunes WEST SIDE CATHOLIC CENTER Men & Women: In Season Clothing (Small 5X): Jackets, Sweatshirts, Sweatpants; Tube Socks; Underwear, Hats & Insulated Gloves; Flashlights; Umbrellas; Backpacks; Duffle Bags; Sleeping Bags; Bed Linens; Towels; Washcloths; Blankets Baby & Toddler (Newborn-5T): Sleepwear; Socks; Hats & Mittens; Ointment; Diapers; Baby Wipes; Age-Appropriate Toys & books. Food & Household Items: Coffee; Sugar; Dry Drink Mixes; Cereal; Soup; Tuna; Juices; Bottled Water; Cleaning Supplies Boys & Girls (6-18): Sweatshirts; Hoodies; Socks; Underwear; Hats & Warm Insulated Gloves, Age-Appropriate Toys & Books. Full-Sized Personal Care Items: Soap, Shampoo & Conditioner, Toothbrushes & Toothpaste, Deodorant; Shaving Cream; Disposable Razors; Lotion; Comb/Brush Sets; Foot Powder; Shoe Inserts

8 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday New Year s Eve * Denotes weekly meeting 1 Vigil Mass: 4PM 7:30 PM - AA Mtg* New Year s Day Masses: 8AM 10AM Noon Let every heart prepare Him room :00 AM - Guild/Scout Mass 2:45 PM -Youth Choir 9:30 AM - Legion of Mary 9:00 AM - CMWC 2:45 PM - Jr High Music Feast of the Immaculate 9:00 AM -Troop 221 Leader Mtg 4:15 PM PCRF Classes 7:00 PM - Toastmasters 9:00 AM - Seniors 7:00 PM - SAA Mtg* Holy Day Vigil Mass: Conception 10:00 AM - Children s Liturgy* 6:30 PM - Bell Choir 7:00 PM - Knights of Columbus 9:30 AM - Legion of Mary* 7:30 PM - Pre-Baptism Class 7PM Masses: 8AM 10AM 11:00 AM - Women s Advent 7:00 PM - RCIA* 7:30 PM - St. Vincent de Paul 1:15 PM - Recovery* 7:30 PM - Recovery* 6:00 PM - AA Mtg* Retreat 7:00 PM - Evangelization 7:30 PM - Catholic Men s 7:00 PM - Special Ed Class 8:00 PM - Sports Boosters 1:30 PM - Ladies Guild 7:00 PM - GA Mtg* Group 7:00 PM - Boy Scouts #221* Christmas Party 7:30 PM - Rosary Makers 7:00 PM - Dismas Ministry 7:45 PM - Rosary Cenacle 8:00 PM - AA Mtg* PTU Evening with Santa PTU Santa Shop Our Lady of Guadalupe :00 AM - HN Society Mass 2:45 PM - Youth Choir 9:30 AM - Legion of Mary 9:00 AM - CMWC 2:45 PM - Jr High Music 6:30 PM - Post Cana 10:00 AM -1 st Reconciliation Parish Council Donut 4:15 PM - PCRF Classes 7:00 PM - Cub Scouts #73 7:00 PM - Special Ed Class 12:30 PM - Christian Life Social 6:30 PM - Bell Choir 7:00 PM - Toastmasters 7:00 PM - Legion Mass Community 7:45 PM - Rosary Cenacle 7:00 PM - S.W.I.F.T. 7:45 PM - Parish Council 6:00 PM - Worship Commission 7:30 PM - Catholic Men s After 8 & 10 AM Masses Group 1:30 PM - Christmas ADVENTure :00 PM - Advent Giving Tree 2:45 PM Youth Choir 9:30 AM - Legion of Mary 9:00 AM CMWC 8:00 AM - Avilas 7:30 PM - Just Friends Confessions: 10AM - Noon Gift Sorting & Delivery 4:15 PM PCRF Classes 7:00 PM - Knights of Columbus 9:00 AM Seniors 2:45 PM - Jr High Music 3PM - 4PM 5PM - 6PM 6:30 PM - Bell Choir 7:00 PM - Toastmasters 7:00 PM - Special Religious 7:00 PM - Parent Sacrament 7:30 PM - Catholic Men s Ed: Mass/Social Meeting Group 7:45 PM - Rosary Cenacle Christmas Eve 25 Christmas Day Confessions after all Masses: 4PM 6PM 8PM Masses: 8AM 10AM Noon 8:00 AM - Mass & Rosary morning Masses Midnight for Life Blessings of the Christmas Season to our St. Charles Parish family